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[davetherave]

Always interesting to see what gear folks are using, heres mine

Live rig
Gordon Smith GS1 (excellent british built guitars)
20 year old Session 75 watt amp and Vox AD30VT
Boss SD1, Boss DD6, Boss RC2 (11 samples stored inside it) BCB30 case

Recording stuff
Parker P38 with Roland GK2a pickup
Fernandes strat with 2 SD humbuckers
Roland VG8ex
Roland GR20
Roland JV1080
Korg wavestation SR
Technox quasimidi
Soundcraft mixer
Samson active monitors
PC with audiophile soundcard, etc

various pedals inc, tech 21 american woman, marshall echohead, more boss stuff

Also a mint Epiphone SG custom that I bought on impulse, but am now selling.

[Tooms]

Originally Posted by unbroken

tooms, i might sell the sansamp, if i got the right price. because my amp is better than any emulator pedal ever will be.

mwahahahahaha.

What nick is it in? Actually, instead of me having to guess a price - why don't you just name a price you're willing to let it leave at at and I'll see if it's right?

[Original Spies]

Guitars:
ESP Viper (I bought it when I was in hardcore bands. but now I just hate it. Looks too metal. Metal guitars are piss)
G&L Tribute Telecaster
Yamaha 912J Pacifica
and a cheapo Yamaha 112 Pacifica.
And an even cheaper Yamaha ERG, my first guitar, pasted in stickers, with an EMG81 in the bridge.

Amps:
Marshall JCM2000 DSL50, Modded to get rid of the fizz, and add more warmth and crunch. Sounds less like a fizzy wanky metal fest now, and more like a JCM800
Don't have a cab at the moment. I did have a Matamp cab which was the tits, but I had to sell it to move up here. Disaster.

Pedals:
Marshall Guv'nor, for boost.
Boss tuner pedal.


I'm pining for a Rickenbacker or a Gretsch of somekind though right now

[Alan Cynic]

Just thought I'd agree with Soundian about 'phones......if I mix using phones the levels are usually all to pot, so I always use monitors. They're fine for actual recording though, especially if you've got thin walls!

[flossie suvara]

(takes deep breath) - Here goes:

Live

Eastwood mandocaster solid electric mandolin
Crafter Semiacoustic mandolin
Musikalia Octave Mandolin
Violin with pickup

Home

Piano
Yamaha keyboard
Eko banjo mandolin
5 string banjo
Washburn Acoustic guitar
Peavey Horizon II electric guitar
Blue Moon travel guitar
half size electric guitar (currently with 5 strings and tuned gdaeb)
Antoria Archtop acoustic guitar
Donjon electro classical guitar
Alvarez classical guitar
Autoharp
4 other violins - one tuned daeb, one just a shell
bodhran
recorders - soparino, treble (3), alto(3), tenor
tin whistles - keys of C and D
melodica (2)
Xaphoon
glockenspiel
ukelele

Variety of additional instruments, including nose flute (seriously), jaws harps, washboard, kazoos, etc plus the plethora of noisy things my 5 year old daughter has.

Amps - 1 peavey basic 40 watt bass amp (the heaviest amp in existence)
15 watt practice amp

On the wishlist (but unlikely to be obtained, due to spousal embargo):
Celtic harp
12 string guitar
tenor banjo

But,(said before in a previous thread) a wise man once said to me:

"But you've only got one pair of hands".

Regards

Flossie

[soundian]

Originally Posted by Alan Cynic

Just thought I'd agree with Soundian about 'phones......if I mix using phones the levels are usually all to pot, so I always use monitors. They're fine for actual recording though, especially if you've got thin walls!

Stripey said that, although I have to agree as well. I use open backed headphones mostly to set up a basic mix; it's easier to hear little coughs, rustling paper etc and the stereo imaging is more accurate (how many drumkits have I heard that seem to be 30 feet wide, ugh). I'll check my final mix with my open phones as well because if it doesn't sound good on them as well I've done something wrong.

[unbroken]

Originally Posted by Tooms

What nick is it in? Actually, instead of me having to guess a price - why don't you just name a price you're willing to let it leave at at and I'll see if it's right?

its in totally pristine nick, after each gig it was used at, it was put back in the box and still has all the manuals etc. I would be looking for somewhere in the region of £80 for it as it is the triamp model, but I'm totally unsure whether I should part with it, got something coming up that I might need it for, but if I do decide to get rid of it, you will be the boy a I talk to. Price sound ok?

[stuartmaxwell]

£80. bloody hell. bargain. I was looking for around £100 for my one and it has been through some wars

[Tooms]

yeah man, we already covered this on msn but yeah give me a shout if you decide to sell and i'll probably take it off your hands. And yeah price is fine.

[Bigsby]

Guitars/Things with Strings on

Fender Mark Knopfler Stratocaster
Gibson Les Paul Standard
Gibson Les Paul 1954 Historic Reissue
Gibson J45
Gretsch 6119
Silvertone 1452 Hornet
Epiphone Chet Atkins SST
Japanese Squier Precision Bass
Squier 51
Eko Ranger 12 string acoustic
Burns Doube Six
Tatra Classic guitar
Fender mandolin
Banjo of some description
Some type of ukelele
Violin from late 19th century

Amps

Crate VC5212
Roland Microcube

Pedals and stuff

Korg AX100G
Dunlop Cry Baby 535
Line 6 Pocket Pod

Don't want to bore you with pics but can't resist posting these ones of my 54 LP which I took last week.